Semua Bab Warning: My Mommy is A Savage!: Bab 1371 - Bab 1380

Charmine was speechless. Before she could react, Anthony hoisted her into his arms. “If that’s what you want, I can only satisfy you.” Terrified, Charmine hissed, “Put me down! There are so many people out there!” Anthony squinted as he glanced around calmly. “Who’ll argue about me carrying my wife?” While he seemed like he spoke to Charmine, it was meant for everyone else instead. Upon his bold declaration, he walked to the resting lounge and put her on the bed. Charmine looked at him speechlessly. So many people were in the hospital, and he dared pull such a move... Anthony’s eyes darkened as he met her own. “What are you hinting at?” “What?” she squawked. When was she hinting at him? Charmine wanted to continue when Anthony leaned in and kissed her lips. “Rest well. Don’t make me worry, okay?” Charmine knew what sort of character Anthony was, so she could only nod and close her eyes. Anthony stayed by her bedside, not wanting to leave. Charmine closed her eye

Yoshua looked at William and asked, “What do you need it for?” “My friend’s kidney is failing,” he reasoned. “She couldn’t find a suitable kidney, so I—” “You’re crazy!” Yoshua cut him off angrily, “We spent so much time and effort inventing this! This is the only artificial kidney in the world. Do you know how precious it is!?” There were other benefits to this invention, too! How could they simply give it away? William was taken back by his yelling. Why was he so triggered? “I can pay you how much it’s worth in the market,” he gently offered. Yoshua glared at him and growled, “No way. I’m not selling it! Don’t bother me!” William was curious. “Why?” “This current artificial kidney has been reserved!” snapped Yoshua. William frowned. “Reserved?” How did he not know? “Yes!” Yoshua reaffirmed. “If you need one, invent another one.” “How long does it take?” questioned William. “One year.” William frowned. They needed one year to invent it, but it would be too la

William slowly wheeled Annie around, and what was meant to be a ten-minute journey took them over an hour. Finally, they arrived by the seaside. The cold breeze made Annie’s hair flutter with the wind. Still on her wheelchair, she gazed at the boundless sea joyfully. Sunlight, beach, ocean, and the unbound seagulls… How beautiful would it have been if time stopped at this moment? Standing next to her, William noticed the glow in her eyes and felt inexplicably moved. He then gently comforted her, “You have a long future ahead of you, waiting for you. You’ll see many of these moments again, such as the Maldives with azure blue ocean, Mount Fuji with its cherry blossoms, mountains with snow all year round… I’ll go with you if I have time.” Annie turned to him, emotions stirred as she did. “Really?” “Yes. You’ll have to recover soon,” assured William. As a doctor, he did not want any patient to give up on their lives. Annie’s eyes sparkled. “Okay, promise! If I recover

Frank’s clothes were drenched in red as he was seized in agony. Still on his knees due to the lack of air and pain, he pushed away Charmine’s hand. “Charmine, can you help Faye?” he pleaded listlessly. “I know I shouldn’t do this, and I shouldn’t let you get hurt, but I have no other way. Faye is my only sister, and I can’t let her down…” His voice was weak and hoarse. The doctor said Faye was severely ill, and Anthony had yet found her a suitable kidney. She could die at such a rate. Charmine already knew what he wanted to say before he uttered a word of it. “Just get up now,” she spoke. He did not budge from his kneeling position as blood trickled from his wound. His face was pale as he said helplessly, “Charmine, I’ve never expected this day to come, to ask you to get hurt, but…Faye is actually my wife’s actual sister. No one knows this. Faye survived the earthquake but lost her memory, and from then on, I regarded her as my actual sister…” Charmine was shocked. Faye was

Anthony’s eyes dulled at Charmine’s peculiar behavior. However, Charmine seemed so calm that she did not even falter. Anthony then felt he was the one overthinking things. Why could she not kiss him? He tucked the hair behind her ears, lovingly cooing, “I really need to go now.” “Okay.” Charmine nodded. Anthony shot her one last glance, one with reluctance. He wanted nothing more than to stay with her, but he knew she fretted about Frank’s health, so he had to quickly find Faye a suitable kidney. All problems could be resolved afterward. After Anthony had left, Charmine laid in bed quietly after Anthony left, though unable to fall asleep as the image of Frank’s body eaten up by the sulfuric acid haunted her. Anxious, she sneaked to the operating room. With the door still shut, Charmine asked the nurse, “Is Frank still inside?” “Yes,” the nurse replied. “We’ve been notified that he needs a skin graft.” Charmine’s heart dropped. Frank’s journey had been too painfu